Small wonder given how Heath Oslo dressed him up and treated him. Cerebus Retcon: In Kajitsu, Yuuji jokes about being able to squeeze into size 8 skirt, but says he's had enough of that for a lifetime.
Later, he remembers a somewhat twisted version with Kazuki helpfully suggesting a good way to kill his father with a bottle of alcohol. Its useful to be able to do well with your dominant hand as well as do the unexpected. Cerebus Callback: Near the beginning, Kazuki tells Yuuji that itd be a good idea to train himself to be ambidextrous.Yeah, yeah, lets just get this over with. However, this time its not a life or death situation, so some casual music is playing in the background. Callback: Throughout the military school arc, a mildly amused Yuuji mentally compares it to the terrorist training grounds he attended, thinking that no matter where you go a drill sergeant is a drill sergeant.But Thou Must!: Amazingly enough, in a section of the story devoted entirely to sex scenes, you have to go through the sex scene.But Liquor Is Quicker: When JB is understandably hesitant about the idea of sleeping with a fifteen or sixteen year old, dirty old woman Asako tells her to try getting herself drunk first if necessary.Yuuji was too young to know anything was weird about her until much later. BrotherSister Incest: Kazuki was very affectionate.Her annoying nature nearly gets the better of him until he realizes shes basically JB in the form of a nine year old and adjusts his behavior accordingly. Bratty Half-Pint: Yuuji has to take care of one for awhile.Another man gets an eye ripped out and his skull caved in by a vase because he was too similar to the first guy. Bloodier and Gorier: A man is killed messily fairly early on via bottle to the head.What happened was not pleasant for her when she switched back, but the cat now became attracted to him. The cat goes on a sex spree and Yumiko is forced to give Yuuji her consent. In one of the short stories outside the main plot, Yumiko licks a magic potion that switches her body with Michiru's cat, which licked some earlier.Naked chibi JB is dragged slowly back into the room. The whole time goofy music plays in the background while Asako sits back slurping up some noodles. JB is not entirely unwilling, but thanks to some miscommunications things go in a very weird direction so far as shes concerned. Black Comedy Rape: Amused by JBs virginity, Asako throws Yuuji at her and tells him to solve the problem.Now you know why he doesnt have a dog anymore, though he does track the bear down and takes out its eye before realizing he can't bring himself to kill it. It grabs John and simply leaves while he ineffectually shoots at it. No, instead of waiting, the bear comes for him and simply walk into the cabin while hes taking a shower. Doesnt happen, though the thought makes him uneasy. Bears Are Bad News: Asako warns Yuuji that if hes not careful on the mountain hell probably run into some boars and maybe even a bear.Arson, Murder, and Admiration: After seeing Yuuji has murdered a guest with his bare hands and a simple vase Oslo laughs and compliments him.April Fools' Plot: Michiru and Sachi get together to scare Yumiko on April Fools with a tiger snake, but much to her confusion they actually got a real tiger snake.The probable identity of said benefactor is kept mysterious until Rakuen. Anonymous Benefactor: In Yumikos afterstory it turns out Yuuji didnt get in trouble for going rogue because a certain high level company executive forced the issue.All of the Other Reindeer: After fleeing to a new town, everyone hated Yuuji and his mother, largely because they were victims of an abusive father/husband.Adaptation Distillation: While the anime special depicts from Yuuji's childhood to the first time he met Asako, the anime version condenses the Meikyuu storyline in five episodes in the anime version of Rauken.Actor Allusion: Takahiro Sakurai before has voiced another Japanese teen soldier who is an ace, committed patricide, and a Failure Knight.This visual novel provides examples of the following:
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